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Last updated: June 15, 2026, 8:41 PM ET

Cincinnati’s Roster Moves

The Bengals doubled down on protecting Joe Burrow’s prime by trading for defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, a move aimed at shoring up a line that struggled against elite pass rushes last season acquired Lawrence. The addition arrives as Cincinnati prepares for a demanding offseason schedule, giving the front office breathing room to explore offensive upgrades while retaining its quarterback core.

Atlanta Returns to Practice

James Pearce Jr. rejoined the Falcons for this week’s minicamp, signaling the team’s intent to develop the former LSU edge rusher after a year spent on the practice squad rejoined minicamp. Coaches expect Pearce to compete for snaps alongside veteran pass rushers, hoping his speed will translate into increased quarterback pressure in the upcoming preseason.

Dallas Pre‑Camp Health Checks

George Pickens reported for his mandatory physical at The Star on Monday, clearing the way for the Cowboys to integrate the second‑year wideout into their revamped passing attack completed physical. With Dak Prescott’s arm strength returning, Pickens’ route‑running and contested‑catch ability could become a key factor in Dallas’ offensive scheme against a tougher secondary league‑wide.

New York Secures the Line

The Jets locked up right guard Joe Tippmann on a four‑year, $62 million extension that includes $31 million in new guarantees, anchoring the interior line ahead of a projected offensive resurgence under head coach Robert Saleh extended contract. The deal reflects New York’s willingness to invest heavily in protecting quarterback Aaron Rodgers as the team eyes a playoff push.

New Orleans’ Position‑Group Questions

The Saints entered mandatory minicamp with lingering doubts at running back, edge, and receiver, a situation amplified by injuries to Alvin Kamara and the uncertainty surrounding Cam Jordan’s health addressed questions. Coaching staff emphasized the need for depth and versatility, suggesting roster churn could intensify before the regular season.

Las Vegas’ Rookie Impact

Raiders coaches and veterans praised No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza for his poise during OTAs, noting his ability to execute complex route concepts and maintain high football IQ despite limited NFL reps first impressions. Mendoza’s early integration hints at a potential immediate contribution to Las Vegas’ receiving corps, a boost for a unit that struggled with consistency last year.